Dirt, Rock, Concrete & Brush Disposal in Aledo TX | Dump Site

No Appointment Needed

Got extra dirt from your job site? Trees and brush from a site clearing? Bring it to Underwood Materials. We are a permitted disposal site right off the I-20 corridor in Aledo

The Closest Permitted Dump Site to the I-20 Highway Construction Corridor

We accept clean fill dirt, rock, trees, concrete, and brush. If you are working a job in Walsh, Morningstar, Kelly Ranch, or anywhere along I-20 Highway, we are probably 15 minutes or less from your site.

We are a permitted, insured, family-owned business that has served contractors and builders across Parker County for more than 25 years. No appointment needed for most loads

Come to us if you are running an excavation crew or clearing a site anywhere between Fort Worth and Weatherford.

What We Accept at Our Aledo Disposal Site

The FM 1187 corridor is seeing heavy residential and commercial development. TxDOT is widening FM 1187 south. New subdivisions like Bella Flora, La Madera, and Ventana are actively building out. Every one of those jobs generates excavation spoils and clearing debris that has to go somewhere. We are that somewhere.

Clean Fill Dump Site in Aledo, TX

If it is clean native soil or clay, we will take it. Builders and excavation crews use our dump site regularly because it is close and it is simple.

Got extra dirt from your job site? We take it. Our clean fill dump site accepts surplus dirt from construction, grading, and excavation projects. If you over-ordered fill material, dug out more than expected, or just need a place to off-load clean dirt — bring it here.

What You Can and Cannot Bring to Our Disposal Site

We Accept

Clean fill dirt
Rock and gravel
Trees and tree stumps
Brush and limbs
Native clay and soil
Excavation spoils (clean)

We Do Not Accept

Asphalt
Construction lumber or wood with nails
Trash or household debris
Hazardous materials
Tires
Appliances or metal

Why Contractors in Parker County Dump Here

Close to You

Most new construction in the Aledo area is happening along the I-20 corridor. Our yard on Underwood Rd is right in the middle of that. That beats driving to Weatherford or Fort Worth.

No Appointment

Show up during business hours with your load. We handle the rest. No wait times.Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 4:30 PM.

Dump and Load

Need to drop off excavation spoils and pick up a load of select fill or topsoil on the same trip? You can do that here. We sell bulk materials and accept disposal at the same location.

Accepting Disposal Loads From Across Fort Worth and Tarrant County

Our disposal site is between Fort Worth and Weatherford. Contractors and builders from across Tarrant County and the Fort Worth corridor use our site regularly. We accept loads from job sites in Benbrook, White Settlement, Lake Worth, and the surrounding areas.

If you are building anywhere in the Fort Worth metro or the Tarrant County area, we are a convenient permitted disposal option just west of the city.

Disposal Site Questions | FAQs

How much does it cost to dump dirt and brush in Aledo?

Pricing depends on the type and volume of material you are bringing in. Call us for a straight answer. We keep it simple, no complicated fee schedules.

Do I need an appointment to dump?

No appointment needed for most loads. Just show up during business hours — Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 4:30 PM. If you are planning to bring in a large volume or set up regular disposal for an ongoing project, give us a call ahead of time so we can be ready.

Where is the closest dump site for dirt and brush near Aledo?

Underwood Materials LLC at 931 Underwood Rd in Aledo, TX 76008. We are right off the I-20 corridor, easily accessible from FM 1187, Bailey Ranch Rd, and I-20. For contractors working in east Parker County, we are the closest permitted option.

Can I dump excavation spoils from a construction site?

Yes — as long as the material is clean. Clean excavation spoils means native dirt, clay, rock, and soil without concrete, asphalt, trash, or contaminants. Excavation crews working new construction in Walsh, Morningstar, Parks of Aledo, Kelly Ranch, and other Aledo-area subdivisions use our site for exactly this.

Do you accept trees and brush from site clearing?

Yes. We accept trees, stumps, brush, and limbs from site clearing projects. If you are clearing a lot for new construction or removing trees from a residential property in Parker County, bring it to us.